Not all bikes are the same when it comes to that. Some bikes actually have a "wet" stator where it's in the oil so a gasket is needed. Oil is generally non conductive. Ever see a computer with the motherboard submerged in a tub of mineral oil and being cooled with an air conditioner? Look it up...cool (no pun intended) to see actually..shredex wrote:
isnt that the stator cover?? they dont need gaskets...
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1994 Yamaha FZR 1000 EXUP
Factory Pro Stage 1 Jetting | K&N Filter | Corbin Seat | ProTek Keyless Gas Cap | GSXR Mirrors
My Thread
Cage:
2005 Saab 9-7x 5.3i Arc AWD
THE WIKI IS YOUR FRIEND
THE SEARCH IS YOUR SIGNIFICANT OTHER
USE THEM!!
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Re: the BILLET peanut
no, but iv seen thissweekster wrote:
Not all bikes are the same when it comes to that. Some bikes actually have a "wet" stator where it's in the oil so a gasket is needed. Oil is generally non conductive. Ever see a computer with the motherboard submerged in a tub of mineral oil and being cooled with an air conditioner? Look it up...cool (no pun intended) to see actually..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OkWePqTf ... BF&index=0
